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Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection: What This Means for Email Marketers and How to Prepare Now

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Three words: Mail Privacy Protection. Apple announced Mail Privacy Protection for their Mail app on iOS 15, iPadOS 15, and macOS Monterey devices. According to Apple , “Mail Privacy Protection stops senders from using invisible pixels to collect information about the user. Monitoring deliverability.

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Identifying ‘Real Opens’ Is Key to Adapting to Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection

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Apple’s new Mail Privacy Protection features will have widespread implications for email marketers , causing marketers to implement multiple strategies to adapt. It’ll affect everything from email analytics and deliverability to email strategy and design in a significant way. That is to segment out Apple Mail users.

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Which Email Marketing Trends Will Reign Supreme in 2023 and Beyond??

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Moreover, it enhances email deliverability and sender reputation. Source: BIMIGroup.org Customer Data Platforms will be extensively used Marketers are compelled to use cross-channel customer data due to sunsetting of third-party cookies, Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection, and App Tracking Transparency.

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How to Collect Zero-Party Data Through Email

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It wasn’t long after that Apple launched Mail Privacy Protection , which hides subscribers’ IP addresses… aka making it impossible to tell who opened your emails, if they’re using Apple Mail. That’s a great way to ruin your deliverability and your brand reputation in one go.) As Google goes, so does the rest of the market.

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6 Ways to Privacy-Proof Your Email Program

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Then in 2020, it was the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) which strengthened measures in the U.S. 2021 was the year of Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection (MPP) , and looming on the horizon is the death of third-party cookies from Google in 2023. Third-party data : aggregate data collected from one or more sources.

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